Ohio Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
In Ohio, restraining orders can be obtained even if no actual violence has occurred. In many cases, just the alleged fear of harm is enough for the court to issue a Civil Stalking Protection Order, or CSPO. Temporary orders can be issued without the accused even having the chance to defend against the allegations. An adjudication on a CSPO charge can have serious consequences. Be sure you have an experienced defense attorney on your side from the start.
At the Cincinnati, Ohio based law firm of Michael K. Allen & Associates, we have represented countless clients who have been served with restraining orders. Our attorneys have over 70 years of combined experience in the practice of criminal law. We know how restraining orders work and we know how to protect your rights.
With You at every Step
If your accuser has obtained a temporary restraining order against you, a hearing will be scheduled in Domestic Relations Court or Common Pleas Court to determine if there are grounds to make the order permanent. We will build the most compelling possible case to support your position and work to return you to a normal life as quickly as possible.
All of our attorneys worked at the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office before going into criminal defense. Mr. Allen served as the elected Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney. Our comprehensive knowledge of the law and process from both sides of these cases puts us in a strong position to handle your case. We provide proactive and efficient representation at all stages of your case. We will take every step within the law to obtain a positive outcome on your behalf.
Speak to a Lawyer 24/7
Contact our office today to discuss your restraining order questions. You can speak to an attorney at any time, day or night, for sound advice about your legal issue.
For assistance in Hamilton County, call the Cincinnati Office at 513-334-0209 or contact us toll free at 800-590-6537. You may also contact us by e-mail.
For assistance in Warren County, Butler County, Clermont County, or elsewhere in Ohio, call the Mason office at 513-445-9600. You may also contact the office by email.
